#Tito Fuente

📢 Tras tomarse una pausa con MOLOTOV OFICIAL hace unos meses, Tito Fuentes reaparece en entrevista y da a conocer su complicado estado físico y las desafortunadas razones que lo llevaron a ello. 😬 ☝ A pesar de todo, a sus 51 años, el cantante no descarta volver a los escenarios una vez que complete su recuperación. 🙏 🎸 ¡El equipo de Revista LID le desea fuerza y que la música siga! 🎵 #RevistaLID #TitoFuentes #Molotov #Entrevista

Celebrating Tito Puente’s 🎉 He was a musical pioneer who mixed musical styles with Latin sounds and experimented in fusing Latin music with jazz. He was donned the “King of The Timbales,” and #ElRey and was a pivotal force, and largely responsible for popularizing Latin dance music in America, including #chacha #mambo #meringue #salsa and #latinjazz. Born in Spanish Harlem, he is as much an icon of New York City as the Empire State Building or the Statue of Liberty. Tito Puente: Apr 20, 1923 – June 1, 2000 #titopuente #latinmusic #latinjazz #timbales #latinlegend

Tito Fuentes se sinceró en una entrevista para Playboy y reveló cuáles fueron los problemas de salud que lo llevaron a abandonar Molotov y replantear el rumbo de su vida. Entrevista completa en el canal de Playboy Latam en YouTube.

Tito Fuentes, integrante de Molotov rompe el silencio. #molotovmexico #titofuentes #rockmexicano

🎸 Tito Fuentes, guitarrista de Molotov, contó en entrevista con Playboy México que se alejó temporalmente de la banda para atender problemas de adicciones y patrones de autodestrucción que afectaron su salud física y emocional. Tras 11 cirugías y un coma inducido, asegura que la terapia y el arte han sido clave en su recuperación. Planea volver cuando esté plenamente recuperado. 💬 . . . #TitoFuentes #Molotov #Música #SaludMental #Espectáculos

(BTS) Interview with Tito Puente Jr. @titopuentejr for the Yomotoro documentary “The King of the Cuatro” Coming Soon 🎥

Tito Puente, musician, composer, director and arranger, was known around the world as “The Timbal King,” but he was also skilled at the vibraphone, bateria, congas, bongos, claves, piano, saxophone, and clarinet. Attempting to tell his story requires going back to the very beginning of every musical movement he participated in over the course of his long and successful career. He was a great among greats. He gained his experience among the consecrated artists who would write the history of contemporary music. Tito was born in New York City in 1923 and is of Puerto Rican descent. He lived in Spanish Harlem during most of his childhood where he began taking percussion lessons at the age of 10. At 19, he was drafted into the Navy, where he served for three years during World War II. Tito returned to New York to study at the Julliard School of Music where he earned a degree in Conducting, Orchestration and Theory. By the late 1940s, Puente was running his own band, and was featured as a soloist in his orchestra, and in the early 1950s Tito helped bring Afro-Cuban and Caribbean sounds like mambo, cha-cha-chá, and son to mainstream audiences, giving rise to the golden age of mambo. His first albums like Puente in Percussion and Cha Cha Cha’s For Lovers were released on Tico Records based in New York, and by 1958 he released a best-selling album, Dance Mania (RCA). His song “Oye Como Va,” released in 1960 was made a mega-hit by Carlos Santana in the 1970s and was included in the National Public Radio’s 100 Most Important Musical Works of the 20th Century. Other major hits by Puente include “Para Los Rumberos,” “Ran Kan Kan.” Puente received the highest awards, distinctions, and praise for his more than 100 albums, 400 compositions, and countless arrangements for diverse artists and musical genres. Among those was the coveted Grammy®, which he won five times. In 2003 Tito Puente, also known as “The King of Latin Jazz,” “The King of Latin Music,” “The King of the Mambo,” and “The Musical Pope” was posthumously awarded the Grammy® Lifetime Achievement Award. Today we honor and celebrate Tito Puente’s Centennial. Listen to the official playlist at the link in bio. 🔗

El guitarrista y vocalista de la banda #molotov #titofuentes declara que rolló com su salud además se que es lo que pasó con él tras su reemplazo por #jaydelacueva todo traidor por #playboylatam véanlo en su canal de #youtube #musica #noticiasmusicales #entrevistas #viral

Remembering Tito Puente, El Rey del Timbal, on his birthday 🇵🇷 Born and raised in New York City, Puente would go on to become an accomplished musician, songwriter, and record producer. His cha cha anthem “Oye Cómo Va” was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2002 and Puente was posthumously awarded a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2003.

Lo que realmente le pasó a #TitoFuentes Esperemos pronto este de regreso 🤘🏻

Recordando… #tbt Junto al gran Tito Puente desde Puerto Rico, - Lp número 100 todo un honor. Manejador: @rafaelcaban #tbt

⭕#Humor | Nace un nuevo hit mundial 🤣🇵🇪 📱 𝗙𝘂𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲: Tito Silva Music